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What is the name of a triangle with three acute angles?
It impossible for a triangle to have three acute angles. * * * * * What? A triangle most certainly can have three acute angles. Such a triangle would be called an acute-angled triangle!
A triangle that has three acute angles?
Acute Triangle
A triangle is an acute triangle if it has three acute angles?
yes it is
What is a triangle with three acute sides called?
Sides aren't acute, angles are. A triangle with three acute angles would be called (appropriately enough) an acute triangle.
Does a acute angle have three angles?
Yes... an acute triangle does have three angles to it.
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